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James Becker
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Would some one have a look at http://cofchristknoxville.org and let me know where in the CSS file I can change to font in the Navigation bar on the left?? I have found where to change the font of the body, but can't find where to change it for the navigation bar on the left. Help.
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JamesKB
The Philosopher
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body{font-family:Comic Sans MS, Verdana, Arial, etc.}
Your sidebar is in comic sans. Change that to the font you want. The other fonts are backups.
Your sidebar is in comic sans. Change that to the font you want. The other fonts are backups.
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James Becker
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But that will change ALL. I want the main body to be Comic Sans, however, I want the navigation bar to be something else. Ideas??
Inger
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James, you may have changed the font of the sidebar already, because it's not Comic sans any more now.
I think if I were you I would tidy up the style sheet a bit. It seems to have been changed a number of times, and it's not easy to see which values are the current ones.
I think if I were you I would tidy up the style sheet a bit. It seems to have been changed a number of times, and it's not easy to see which values are the current ones.
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Ok, so we posted more or less at the same time 
Change the font back to what it was and create a new rule:
#sidebar ul li { the font stack of your choice;}
Insert it at the end of the css file.
I still think you ought to edit and tidy up the css file, though.
Change the font back to what it was and create a new rule:
#sidebar ul li { the font stack of your choice;}
Insert it at the end of the css file.
I still think you ought to edit and tidy up the css file, though.
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James,
In order to do that you have to create a class. The easiest way to do this is to add the following code into the <head></head> part of your document. For example,
<head>
<style>
#sidebar ul li{font-family:Font One, Font Two, Font Three; font-size:12px (or whatever size you want); }
</style>
</head>
<body>
...
In order to do that you have to create a class. The easiest way to do this is to add the following code into the <head></head> part of your document. For example,
<head>
<style>
#sidebar ul li{font-family:Font One, Font Two, Font Three; font-size:12px (or whatever size you want); }
</style>
</head>
<body>
...
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James Becker
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Thanks for the tip. That took care of my issue.
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